Chicago Hog Prices Strong On Heavy Direct Receipts
The U S Bureau of Agricultural Economics finds Chicago hog prices peak on Mondays and Fridays when direct receipts by Chicago packers are largest. The study concludes increased interior sales offset demand drops, keeping prices steady at market levels. Data from the U S Department of Agriculture accompanies the chart.
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Chicago
Wee
U. S. Bureau of Agricultural Economics
Chicago Packers
U. S. Department of Agriculture
Dr. M. R. Francis Practices Dentistry in Bedford
Local notice identifies Dr. M. R. Francis as a dentist and oral surgeon operating in Bedford Iowa, outlining professional focus and location for readers seeking dental care.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
M. R. Francis
Bedford
Iowa
Murray teacher visits parents as schools closed by cold
Misa Carolyn Nixon, a public school teacher in Murray, came Tuesday evening to her parents' home here while Murray schools were closed due to cold and drifting roads.
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Misa Carolyn Nixon
Murray
Radio Tubes Available at Local Drug Store
Radio tubes to fit your radio are offered at the drug store. The ad promotes convenient supply for repairs and ongoing listening.
Bedford gas station operator to move to new farm
Paul Parrish of Bedford, who has run the Phillips Service Station for just over six years, plans to move around March first to a newly purchased farm. The farm is one and a half miles east of Bedford on the Conway road.
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Paul Parrish
Bedford
Phillips
Frank Mahaffey
Here
Conway Road
Mrs J W Fickess Ill Near New Market Reported Low
Floyd Fickess learned Monday that his mother Mrs J W Fickess near New Market has been ill for several months and is now very low.
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Floyd Fickess
J. W. Fickess
Near New Market
Rawleigh Routes Open in Four Illinois Counties
Advertises jobs for men to manage Rawleigh routes serving 800 families in Adams Page Aston and Ringgold Counties. Promises starting pay of 25 dollars weekly with rapid growth potential. Respond to Rawleigh Dept AA 236 Freeport Illinois.
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Rawleigh
Adams
Page
Aston
Ringgold
Dept
Freeport
Illinois
Study Club Meets Tuesday at Mrs. Smiths Home
The study club gathered Tuesday afternoon at the home of Mrs. Jack Smith to discuss their monthly topic and share notes. Members arranged future meeting details and planned upcoming activities.
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Jack Smith
Bedford Couple Visits Here With Buckner Pairs
Mr. and Mrs. Don Foreman of Bedford visited here Sunday with Mr. and Mrs. C. M. Buckner.
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Don Foreman
Bedford
C. M. Buckner
Bedford Visit Highlights Hill Family Gathering
Mr and Mrs C C Hill and son Gordon visited Sunday with Mrs Hill's parents Mr and Mrs J W Martin at Bedford. Miss Mary Hill accompanied them and spent the day with the Misses DeHtta and Ethel Chambers.
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C.C. Hill
Aon Gordon
Carolyn Nixon Returns to Murray for School Term
Miss Carolyn Nixon, who has been visiting her parents Rev and Mrs L W Nixon, returned to Murray on Sunday to resume her school work.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Carolyn Nixon
L W. Nixon
Murray
Primary teacher Miss Eri Cox leaves town during school break
Miss Eri Cox a primary teacher at the public school departed Sunday morning traveling from Indianola to Ames for a week off while school is not in session.
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Eri H Cox
Indianola
Ames
Library at Methodist church to reopen in warmer weather
The library housed in the Methodist church will remain closed until warmer weather arrives, delaying access to its books and services.
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Methodist Church
Couple and Visitor Return to Clarinda After Visit
Mr and Mrs Walter Alexander drove to Clarinda on Monday. They were accompanied home by Miss Frances Clark who visited with her father Jesse Clark until last evening when she returned to Clarinda where she is employed in a beauty parlor.
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Walter Alexander
Clarinda
Frances Clark
Jesse Clark
Morley to Sing in Drake Opera Martha Broadcast
Edmund Morley, tenor soloist from Gravity, will star in Drake University’s Martha. The NBC blue network broadcast runs March 8 from 3 30 to 4 30 p m, directed by Herbert Gould with Anthony Dinate and Standford Hulshizer assisting. Martha also plays at the university auditorium March 5 6 and 7.
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Edmund Morley
Gravity
Drake University
Martha
National Broadcasting Company
Herbert Gould
College of Fine Arts
Middlewest
Edwin G. Barrett
Radio School
University
Dean Gould
Anthony Dinate
Standford Hulshizer
NBC
Drake
Kirketeg Seeks Republican Nomination for Iowa Senate
QO. J. Kirketeg announces candidacy for the Republican nomination for state senator of Iowa's sixth district, which includes Adams and Taylor counties, subject to voters' approval at the June 1, 1936 primary.
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Adams and
Taylor
Iowa
QO. J. Kirketeg
Croucn Announces Candidacy for Taylor County Recorder
Perry O. Croun of Edford Iowa announces his candidacy for Recorder of Taylor County. He appeals to Republican voters at the primary election set for June 1, 1936. Support requested.
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Taylor County
Perry O. Croucn
Edford
Iowa
Good Opening for Man with Car in Taylor County
Reliable opportunity for a man with a car in Taylor County seeking steady work with Household Products. No investment required. S F Baker and Co Keokuk Iowa offers prompt earnings and ongoing assignments.
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Taylor County
S. F. Baker & Co
Keokuk
Iowa
Sheriff Candidate Seeks Republican Primary Support
A Taylor county Iowa resident files to run for Sheriff in the Republican primary on June 1, 1936, asking voters for support and indicating campaign intent.
Hogs Delivered by Truck After Street Transfer
Kent Wallace shipped one truck load of hogs to St. Joe on Tuesday. Hogs moved from three bob sleds to the Fickess truck in the street north of the post office using a small chute. It marks the first street transfer observed in town and contrasts with wagon loading.
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Kent Wallace
St. Joe
Bob
Fickess
Nomination for Taylor County Supervisor District Two
Arthur Clabaugh announces his candidacy for the Republican nomination for member of the Taylor County Board of Supervisors from the Second District. The term begins January 1, 1937, subject to the voters in the upcoming primary election.
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Tam
County Board of Supervisors
Taylor County
Cattle Shipment From Omaha MarketMonday Evening
James Hunter drove cattle through Omaha market Monday while Jesse Lovitt and Son sent two truckloads to St Joe Monday evening. Lovitt accompanied the shipment. Truckers Fickess and Petersen completed the trip.
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James Hunter
Omaha
Jesse Lovitt & Son
St Joe
Mr. Lovitt
Fickess and Petersen
Executor's Notice for W L MecFarling Estate in Iowa
On February 6 1936 the Clerk of the District Court of Taylor County Iowa appointed Ray McFarling as executor of the estate of W L MecFarling deceased. Creditors and debtors must present or pay claims to the court or executor with proper authentication for allowance. Stanley and Stanley act as attorneys for the executor.
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District Court
Taylor County
Iowa
W. L. MecFarling
Ray McFarling
Tayl or County Sheriff Candidate Announces Primary Run
Paul Simpson announces his candidacy for sheriff of Tayl or county subject to the will of Republican voters in the June primary election.
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Taylor County
Paul Simpson
James candidate for Taylor County sheriff seeks Republican voter support
County resident Curtis O. Melvin announces James as a candidate for the office of county sheriff in Taylor County Iowa. He asks Republican voters for support at the primary election on June 1, 1936.
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Taylor County
Iowa
James
Curtis O. Melvin
County Attorney Candidate Schoenmann Seeks GOP Nominatio n
Tama County candidate George A Schoenmann of Blockton seeks the Republican nomination for Taylor County County Attorney subject to voter approval at the June 1 1936 primary.
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Tama
Taylor County
George A. Schoenmann
Blockton
Administrator appointed for Mayme Overleese estate
On February 7 1936 the Clerk of the District Court of Taylor County Iowa appointed Wisdom Kirketey as Administrator of the estate of Mayme Overleese deceased. Creditors must present claims and debtors pay the administrator promptly. Attorneys Reed and L T. Reed listed.
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District Court
Taylor County
Iowa
Mayme Overleese
Wisdom & Kirketey
L. T. Reed
Locke Reid Hunt Practices Law in Bedford Iowa
James R. Locke Reid L. Hunt announce General Law Practice in all courts state and federal. Special attention given to settlement of estates at Farmers & Merchants Bank Building Bedford Iowa.
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Farmers & Merchants Bank
Bedford
Iowa
Citizens State Savings Back
Vatates
Walter Sheets Sheriff Nomination in June Primary
John F. Walter of Grove Township seeks Republican nomination for sheriff in the June 1 1936 primary election.
Free Methodist Church Sunday Schedule and Services
The Free Methodist Church outlines a Sunday program with 10 a.m. Sunday School, morning preaching at 11 a.m., and a 7:30 p.m. preaching service. Prayer meeting is Wednesday at 7:30 p.m. Pastor W. D. Gruesbeek leads the church with variations noted for the last Sabbath each month.
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W. D. Gruesbeek
Cherry Week Sparks February Cherry Delights and Recipes
The piece notes a National Cherry Week from February 15 to 22 and highlights peak cherry consumption around Washington and Valentine’s Days. It describes canned cherry types, uses in salads and meats, and shares two dessert recipes: Baked Cherry Pudding and Cherry Queen of Puddings with detailed ingredients and baking steps.
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Kes
Washington, D. C
Pathfinder
Herries
George Washington
Lincoln
Royal Annes
Richmond
Montmorency
Mrs Irma Woodyard Says She Will Return Home Tomorrow
Mrs Irma Woodyard, who has been employed at Lenox for several months, expects to return home tomorrow.
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Irma Woodyard
Lenox
Ladies Aid Society Postpones February Meeting
Due to cold weather the Ladies Aid Society of the Methodist church will not hold their February meeting. The event is deferred to a later date to be announced.
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Ladies Aid Society of the Methodist Church
Akers 98 Civil War Vet Seen Uptown Despite Storms
B F Akers aged 98, a Civil War veteran, is reported to be uptown nearly every day during the severe stormy weather, showing remarkable routine despite the conditions.
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B. F. Akers
Miss Vera Leighton Returns From Prescott Visit
Miss Vera Leighton came back Sunday after visiting at her sister's home in Prescott.
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Vera Leighton
Prescott
Hal Lyon Drives to Omaha Weekend Run
Hal Lyon traveled to Omaha on Sunday and returned Monday, concluding a brief trip.
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Hal Lyon
Omaha
Severe weather halts church services due to coal shortage
Last Sunday no church services were held here because of severe weather and a shortage of coal, leaving residents without worship.
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HS Paper
Drake Opera
Arthur Clabaugh
Stanley & Stanley
James R. Locke
Reid L. Hunt
John F. Walter
Grove Township
Free Methodist Church
B. J. Flick
Flick
Lucas
J. A. Lucas
Owa